The safety of a cosmetic product is non-negotiable. Before reaching the market, every formulation must undergo a rigorous scientific assessment designed to ensure that it is safe for consumers under normal and reasonably foreseeable conditions …
The EU Cosmetics Regulation is rapidly evolving, driven by scientific progress, updated SCCS opinions, and increasing demands for transparency. The Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009 remains the cornerstone of this framework, setting out strict requirements for …
The European cosmetics industry is constantly evolving, driven by innovation, digitalization, and a growing demand for transparency from consumers. In this context, COSMILE Europe emerges as a new digital platform that provides scientific and reliable …
Cosmetic safety is a fundamental requirement of Regulation (EC) No. 1223/2009, whose primary objective is to ensure the protection of human health. Every cosmetic product marketed in the European Union must be accompanied by a …
In the recent days, the number of cosmetic products available for children has constantly increased. Infants are more sensitive than children over 3 years and adults to certain toxic effects of substances. In addition, their …
In the coming years, the European regulatory landscape for cosmetic products will undergo significant changes, setting the tone for manufacturers and regulatory compliance officers. From restrictions on specific ingredients to new regulations on labeling and …
The recent publication of Regulation (EU) 2023/1545 on the labelling of fragrance allergens in cosmetics has raised many questions in the sector. In this article we want to clarify some issues that could cause confusion, …
